[LAA] First Release of GeoSonix Port to Linux

GeoSonix is a graphical music sequencer and music composition environment I've been developing for over a year after forking it from IanniX. I contributed to development of the previous version of IanniX, but my goals differed from those of the IanniX team. What distinguishes GeoSonix from IanniX is that it has much better support for MIDI as well as built in support for the control and generation of rhythmic music harmony, and "tonal music", the ability to incorporate bitmap images into music generation, and many other unprecedented capabilities for music composition. I will be continuing to extend GeoSonix in these directions. For examples of what GeoSonix can do, see my Vimeo site: vimeo.com/user4679000/videos (and these are a tiny taste of its capabilities). Previously GeoSonix has been only available for Mac (and earlier, for Windows) but I'm pleased to announce a first version for Linux. You can download a binary version here (64 bit): bitbucket.org/chrisgr99/geosonix/downloads. Source code is also available from bitbucket.org/chrisgr99/geosonix It's based on the Qt. Warning: I developed and tested the Linux version on the one Linux computer I have available here but I don't have another to confirm portability. Please let me know ASAP if you find any problems, by email to chrisgr99 at gmail dot com. I welcome comments and suggestions. - Chris Graham